Information Board 情報掲示板
In this information board, useful information related to Japan in a broad sense would be exchanged here in various topics. Please feel free posting your messages under a relevant topic.
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[Taiko Drum and Shakuhachi/Koto performances: 5-29 August @Fringe]
Taiko Drum group Tokara unite with shakuhachi and koto group Ensemble Rivelta (bamboo flute and japanese harp). Their combined world tour, Tenchi Shinmei, is currently one of the most watched taiko collaborative shows in 2010 and 2011 in Japan. This is the European premiere of this collaboration. Created by Taiko Artist Art Lee, the only person ever awarded an artist visa by the Japanese government, and the only non-Japanese to win first place in Tokyo Odaiko Championships. (from Fringe website)
At St John's Church Ticket: £12 (£10)
2:00p.m. (Ensemble Rivelta joined by Tokara) - August 5 - 10, 12 - 17, 19 - 23
8:00p.m. (Tokara joined by Ensemble Rivelta) - August 5, 6, 8 - 10, 12 - 17, 19, 21 - 23
2:00 and 8:00p.m. (Tokara) - August 24 - 29 (except 25th and evening of 28th)
For details, see the following page:
http://www.tokara.net/tenchishinmei/edinburgh-en.html
For the taiko group Tokara, please visit http://www.tokara.net/
For the shakuhachi and koto group Ensemble Rivelta, see http://ameblo.jp/e-liberta/
[Art exhibition]
‘I have not heard from you, are you all right?’
Site-specific installation, inspired by the Earthquake and Tsunami in Japan at the Pittenween Art Festival by Keiko Mukaide
6th to 14th August, Venue No 18 Water Wynd
Scottish Fisheries Museum yard 18th to 21st August
She explained how the idea has been conceived, ‘It caused a big shake up for the Japanese like myself who have put down roots in foreign countries for many long years. Japan was always a stable country, culturally and economically.
But here we saw something like war zone images where the Tsunami struck. I couldn’t believe that they were from my country. I really was heart broken by the news, I felt restless and agitated. My daily life has not been affected but this disaster has stricken me as a being as well as my country.’
Following her first local cultural portraits installation ‘Still Thinking of You’ in the Pittenweem Art Festival last year, her new project is a further development of site-specific installation in the Water Wynd Yard, this time making connections between local coastal culture, highlighting the indigenous cultural connections between Scotland and Japan.
The Sanriku coast in the north east of Japan has a rich tradition of fishing, whaling and farming seaweeds. Selected images and stories from the coast towns are pinned up in a humble shelter in the Pittenweem Art Festival 6th to 14th August and the Scottish Fishery Museum in Anstruther 18th to 21st August, the visitors are not only reading the stories but also to experiencing the realities of people’s lives in the area. They will be asked for small donation for blank postcards, which will be sent to Japan with their message. These will be collected and will be exhibited in the area in Japan.
The donation and money will be sent to the Reconstruction Fund Sanriku Fishing Industry which runs by local Non Profitable Organisation.
Also other fund raising opportunity is collaboration with Scottish jeweller Dot Sim, A special one-off special necklace in silver, glass and 18ct gold has been created for fund raising. The piece will be auctioned to raise funds for victims of the recent disaster in Japan with viewing at 1 Mid Shore during the Pittenweem Art Festival. Contact; dotdotsim@gmail.com
For further information contact ; Keiko Mukaide – keikomukaide@gmail.com
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Wanted 求人
16 Japanese Localisation Games Testers
Are you a keen gamer?
Are you passionate about language?
Are you verbal and literate in English and Japanese?
Do you want a fun and relaxed working environment?
If you answered yes to all of these questions, then e4e wants to hear from you! We are currently recruiting for 16 Japanese Localisation Games Testers.
Job Description
Have you ever played a game and been frustrated by poor or incomplete translation, supposed jokes, cultural references that were out of place? Well this is your chance to a made real difference
in making games more suitable for their target audiences. We want you to bring your passion for both games and language. Localisation testing involves performing language checks on a range of
games for a variety of platforms including PC, Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PSP, DS and various mobile phones.
Main Duties
- Identifying spelling, grammar, punctuation and other language errors
- Identifying cultural issues
- Logging details of errors/issues found and providing suggestions for improvements
- Ad hoc translation
Person Specification
- Native level fluency in Japanese
- Strong English language skills
- Strong cultural understanding of English and the language you are applying for
- Strong personal gaming experience
- Great team worker
- Excellent attention to detail
- Ability to communicate clearly and concisely
- Previous experience, particularly in console submission processes will be a distinct advantage but isn’t essential
Contract Details
- As we operate on a project by project basis, this role is offered on a casual basis. However, we anticipate full time work will be available for the foreseeable future.
- Up to 40 hours per week, mainly Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm or 5:30pm to 2am
- Overtime pay at time and a half
- Pro-rated holidays
How to Apply
Please send a CV and covering letter using the link to apply. Make sure you include the following details or we won’t be able to assess your application:
- Details of your gaming and language experience
- Details of your right to work in the UK
- Details of any days/times you’re not available to work
It would also be helpful if you are local to Glasgow or within commutable distance to our Glasgow site, as no relocation packages are available.
Contact:
Susan Connachan
HR Manager
HR Operations, Recruitment, H&S, Payroll and General Administration
e4e Interactive Entertainment
e4e Interactive
Skypark 1
8 Elliot Place, Glasgow
United Kingdom
G3 8EP
Tel: +44 (0) 141 220 5607
Fax: +44 (0) 141 248 8143
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Information wanted! 情報求む!
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Various shops いろいろなお店
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Miscellaneous (topics not included in the above)
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Japanese Institute of Scotland
スコットランド日本会館

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